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Planning board votes to enter executive session over permitting appeal on Tasket Avenue
Summary
At 7:37 a.m. on July 30 the planning board voted unanimously to enter an executive session to discuss litigation strategy related to a permitting appeal concerning a matter described in the transcript as "0.839843845" on Tasket Avenue; the board said it would not reconvene the public meeting afterward.
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At 07:37 on Thursday, July 30, the planning board voted unanimously to enter an executive session to discuss litigation strategy related to a permitting appeal involving a matter described in the transcript as "0.839843845" on Tasket Avenue. The chair said an open meeting could be detrimental to the board's litigating position and cited "general law chapter 30 a, section 21 a 3" as the authority for the closed session.
The chair moved to go into executive session and Nathan Peyton seconded the motion; the chair then conducted a roll-call vote. Members Boyce, Lisa French, Nathan Peyton and Abby Kleeman each answered "Yes," approving the motion. "The board will not reconvene at the conclusion of the executive session," the chair said before participants left the public link.
The transcript records the numeric value "0.839843845" in connection with the permitting appeal but does not specify units or further context for that number; the article reports the value as stated in the public record. No substantive public deliberations or evidentiary testimony on the appeal were held in the public portion; the board moved directly into the closed session and will not return to the public meeting afterward.

